Office of Equity, Diversity, Inclusion & Anti-Racism (EDI-R)
We’re here to work with students, faculty and staff to advance anti-racism and equity through evidence-based policies, practices and programs.
News, initiatives, and upcoming events
News
New Community Resources & Microgrants
The Office of Equity, Diversity, Inclusion and Anti-Racism (EDI-R) is sharing two new supports for community-led work across campus and in the broader Waterloo community: Community Resources and Community Microgrants. Both initiatives reflect a belief in the care, leadership, and knowledge that already exist within our communities, and a commitment to supporting that work in practical ways.
Our collective work matters - A message from Christopher Taylor
Why we need inclusive approaches to men’s health
Examining why we need more inclusive approaches when examining men's health.
Events
CCDI Webinar: Mapping DEIA metrics in the workplace
Research and data continue to demonstrate that diversity, equity, inclusion, and accessibility (DEIA) create more innovative and stronger performing teams and organizations. How can we map DEIA metrics in our workplaces through stories, data, and benchmarks? Join us as we explore how mapping DEIA metrics can provide us with a strong foundation for sustainability and ethical growth
LBIH Event: Fridays After 5
Join us for Fridays After 5, a recurring series created by the Laterna Black Innovation Hub (LBIH)in partnership with the Office of EDI-R. These gatherings are designed as aspace tounwind, build community, and celebrate Blackness in all its forms.
LBIH Event: Fridays After 5
Join us for Fridays After 5, a recurring series created by the Laterna Black Innovation Hub (LBIH)in partnership with the Office of EDI-R. These gatherings are designed as aspace tounwind, build community, and celebrate Blackness in all its forms.
LBIH Event: Fridays After 5
Join us for Fridays After 5, a recurring series created by the Laterna Black Innovation Hub (LBIH)in partnership with the Office of EDI-R. These gatherings are designed as aspace tounwind, build community, and celebrate Blackness in all its forms.